Five Movies To Watch When You’re Done With “See For Me”
See for Me is a 2021 Canadian thriller film directed by Randall Okita and written by Adam Yorke and Tommy Gushue. The film stars Skyler Davenport as Sophie, w
Category: Movies
Movies coverage including spoilers, reviews, pictures, videos, recaps and interviews.
Oscars 2022: This Year’s Best Picture Nominees
Let’s face it: of the dozen or so categories presented at the Academy Awards every year, it’s the Best Picture trophy that we all throw Oscars par
Why Satirical Movies Barely Exist Anymore
Satirical movies are a polarizing genre. These types of films aren’t made for mainstream audiences in particular. Usually, satires are made based off on
Movie Review: Infinite
Much as I enjoy a good action/adventure movie, and a story about immortals, there haven’t been a lot of movies that have been hitting the mark lately, a
Five Must-Watch Movies For Anyone New To Adam McKay
Filmmaker and comedian Adam McKay has received several accolades for his movies, including several nominations for Academy Awards, British Academy Film Awards
Five Black Musicians That Deserve Their Own Biography
In celebration of Black History Month, this article will focus on five musicians who helped define music and elevate their genre to mainstream status. These a
Five of the Most Satisfying Death Sequences from Quentin Tarantino Films
Nobody in Hollywood does eccentric better than highly acclaimed filmmaker, Quentin Tarantino. His films are a treat to the senses, and makes for an out of thi
Why Dark Comedies Barely Exist Anymore
Dark Comedies are in the same vein as satirical films as they’re very polarizing genres. What would usually be a serious subject in most movies, murder,
Five Moments That Make Showgirls Seem Like A Decent Movie
Showgirls is…not good. However, there’s plenty of entertainment value to be found in the cult classic that features laughably bad dialogue, nonsen
Is Officer Dixon From Three Billboards In Ebbing, Missouri A Terrible Character?
Three Billboards in Ebbing, Missouri is a polarizing film. We have a protagonist who’s kicking kids in the nuts and setting police stations on fire. The
